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Les Arcs - ski school

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Can anyone recommend any ski schools in Les Arcs (apart from ESF of course)?
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edde, a good one in Les Arcs - Vallandry is New Generation. Contact them to see how convenient they are for where you will be based. John Thomas, who runs New Gen in Vallandry, taught me on a course a few weeks back in Tignes. Excellent tuition and I'm sure he'd be happy to discuss things with you.
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edde, Depends which of the Les Arcs resort you are staying in - if you are in 1950 I wouldn't go anywhere else than Spirit 1950 in the village - in fact if I was staying in 2000 I would do the same and take the short ski down for lessons with Spirit. If you are staying in 1600 or 1800 or Peisey Vallandry, I don't have any experience there.
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edde wrote:
Can anyone recommend any ski schools in Les Arcs (apart from ESF of course)?

Which bit of Les Arcs are you staying in?
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Thanks for the replies, we are staying in Vallandry - I guess the New Generation one is ideal.
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edde, sounds about right! They are only quite small - I think they have 4 instructors? but I could be wrong! - so it might be best to contact them beforehand rather than waiting till you're out there.
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New Generation are excellent - only a few instructers but we found them really good
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Is there anyone in Les Arcs giving Monoskiing instruction?


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edde, YEs have used New Gen before and was impressed. Was there last week and used Darentasia who were also very good.

Also had the misfortunte to use ESF - rubbish, avoid like the plague
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John Thomas is a really good instructor - he was my instructor on the Race and Technical courses in Tignes in November and is really nice, kind and easy to get on with. I can definitely recommend him, although haven't use the ski school as such.
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